Hello again.
We are coming to the end of the first semester. This week we are finishing the last CASAS test for this semester. Next week we will have our test on Unit 4. Also next week we will be practicing our ability to order food in English at a restaurant.
Your agenda for this blog is as follows (Pease do them in the correct order, do not skip ahead. If you do not finish, that is OK):
1. Correct two papers
2. Do four grammar quizes
3. Email me
4. Reading test
First, here are the answers to the exercise we just did at the beginning of the class;
QUIZ 5 p. 29
1. Will you study / Are you going to study
2. Will Dr. Brown retire / Is Dr. Brown going to retire
3. Will the cat catch / Is the cat going to catch
4. Will our team win / Is our team going to win
5. Will Mr. and Mrs. Bell find / Are Mr. and Mrs. Bell going to find
QUIZ 6 p. 29
1. The passengers probably will not (won’t) be very happy.
2. The flight attendants may serve extra snacks.
3. Maybe children will get restless.
4. Their parents will probably get restless.
5. They may not travel again soon.
Now here are the answers to the homework you did last Thursday:
Worksheet # 8, All Star 4, Unit 4, Lesson 5
A
- Some workers aren’t/weren’t paid overtime.
- A man was interviewed by a female reporter.
- The labor protest was scheduled weeks ago.
- The man in the wheelchair was injured in a car accident.
- A protester was questioned by the police officer.
B
1. Overtime pay and equal pay are represented in the protest.
2. The White House and the Washington Monument are pictured.
3. One school bus was sent to pick up the children.
There are many websites on the internet which you can use to study English in class or at home. A good one is called “a4esl”. Click on this link, read the sentence and choose the best answer. Write a, b, or c in your notebook first, then check your answer.
http://a4esl.org/q/h/0101/sv-goingto.html
Try this one with some vocabulary opposites. Click on ”Start”, look at the word in the window and then click on the best answer for the opposite word:
http://iteslj.org/v/e/ck-opposites.html
This one is a little more difficult but not too bad. Here you will need to use one of the words at the top (go, goes, going, went or gone). Decide which is correct and write it in your notebook. After you write the correct word in your notebook, then you can click to check your answer.
http://a4esl.org/q/h/fb004-ck.html
Here is another. Do the same thing. Write the correct word or words (past or past continuous) in your notebook. After that, check to see if your answer was correct.
http://a4esl.org/q/h/vm/pastpastcont.html
When you finish that, if you have an email address, send me an email. I will put my new email address on the board.
After that, please write your first and last name on the right-hand white board. Put “yes“ beside your name if you sent me an email. Put “no” if you didn’t.
